The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-08-18
THE STATE ENTHUSETiD.|+),
a Continued from Era Page. M.
IIzaslons will take part IN the proces-,

Ran'za.lons will take part in the proces-.
sion. ls,A X.
General Black, U. s. Pension Agent, has
been invited to be a guest at the residence
Of DR.. G. Baird during his stay in the city.
He has promised 10 be here Tor euro,
Mrs. General B. +. Kelley and Mrs, R,
B, Hayes are honorary members OF the
Society Of the Army OF West VIRGINIA.
They will both be here and attend the
meetings. ri d, III
Governor E. Willis Wilson has sont
word that he and Mrs. Wilson will arrive
here on Tuesday afternoon, tho tirst day
oil tho Reunion, and be horo during the
entire meeting. 6,
Mr.. schwertfeger has just received q new
limo Of rosotts and fancy horse covers.
Persons wanting 10 make q fine display In
the trades parade will do well to call and
see his stock. NGl I3G. VA
Rev. ]. D. Brownlee, Of Indiana, Pa,
one OF the most eloquent reunion speakers
In the country, was urged to be here, but
aenda his regrets that circumstances not
under his control will prevent his attend.
ance. y Al l.l-q.
John Kelley, Of Philadelphia, son Of
General i. +. Kelley, has written that he
will DO here during the great week, and
that he will bring $50 or 800 cloyer.leai
badges ior the men Of the old Second
Army Corps-the gallant and lamented
Hancockts division. H'7E'Tta
Tho police authorities-it would probs.
bly, be the duty Of the Board Of Police
and Fire Commissioners acting through
Chief Smith--would gain everyone's last.
ing thanks II they could device come
plan and put It into execution, whereby
all teams could DO KEEP. Oft the streets the
PROFESSIONS are to pass over on Trades
Assembly day and g. A. r. day, The
streets ehould be cleared say half an hour
before tho parade passes along. NM
Tho big emblematIcal arch, designed by
Capt. Joseph A. Faris, and built and
painted by Dardine, the scenic artist, and
to be erected on Market street just above
Twelfth, will be handsomely illuminated
by the incandescent electric LIGHT each
night Of tho Reunion. The Wheelinp
Electrical Company volunteered to do this
free Of expense, and in constructing the
arch it has been wired for this purpose. 4
The citizens Of Fulton thought Of
taking part in the Trades Display
parade on Thursday as a corporation,
bringing out their fire apparatus. etc,
but as the Butchers Society has de.
cided to turn out in that parade az
q body, and rs goodly portion Of Fulton's
population belongs to this association, the
idea OF turning out as a corporation was
abandoned at q meeting Of tho citizens
held in Fulton Tuesday evening.
During the past year the relief fund Of
both Holiday Post No. - and Ladies' Re.
lief Corps No. l, auxiliary to the Post,
haye been heavily drained in supplying
the needy among sick soldiers and their
families, and the two societies have united
in aelecting the dancing stand during the
Reunion to hold lunch stand. Regular
meals, ice cream, lemonade, &C., for which
they will charge reasonable prices. Hop.
ing thereby to replenish their relief fund
for the coming winter, they will be glad
to have comrades and their families and
all others call on them at their stand dur
ing the Reunion, and any donations Of
meats, bread, coffee, tea, butter. cheese,
pickles, &C., will be thankfully received,
and should be left at the grocery etore Of
a. ]. Felber, corner OF Thirteenth and
EoG streets. w: